does slin by itself work?

**jaxon** · 02-24-2005, 04:20 PM

if insulin by itself works how do you take it?

**Gear** · 02-24-2005, 05:35 PM

Hello jaxon, and welcome to AR, hope you enjoy your stay.

Yes Insulin does work by itself, but seems to be more effective when combined with AAS.

I know we are all here to help eachother, but for me to type out how to use Insulin will take me a while, especially for someone like myself that just goes on and on and on.

So, to make things easier, just type in "Insulin" in the search tab, and all the info (including how to use it info) will come up. There is a thread on Insulin called "Insulin.txt". I'll try and find that link for you. Have a read at it as that will clear up all your questions/queries regards to Insulin. Good luck and be carefull when using Insulin.

-Gear

**Gear** · 02-24-2005, 05:39 PM

Here is the link I was talking about:

Insulin.txt

There is a fair bit to read but when you have some spare time do have a read at it. There are also other helpfull threads on here regards to Insulin . You may want to check them out too if you like.

Happy reading.

-Gear

**Whitey** · 02-24-2005, 06:40 PM

Nice posts, Gear - way to help a bro out!

**Blown_SC** · 02-24-2005, 08:29 PM

Originally Posted by jaxon

i appreciate it my brother, is aas- adro/anabolic steroids? if so........

You can't request a source here bro. That is against the rules. I suggest you edit your post...

Also, AAS stands for:
Androgenic
Anabolic
Steroids .

**Gear** · 02-25-2005, 01:24 AM

Hey bro, Blown SC is spot on. We are not allowed to discuss sources in the open forum. It's simply one of the board rules that we all must obey. Your question regards to AAS has been answered by Blown SC.

-Gear

**Juice Lee** · 02-25-2005, 01:50 AM

If slin works by itself then why dont i see all diabetics buffed out? Thats the argument i always here with regard to slin working by itself.

**Gear** · 02-25-2005, 02:45 AM

Diabetics take Insulin because their pancreas doesn't produce any naturally. So the Insulin they take is not excess Insulin. They take just the right amount to cover the amount of Insulin their pancreas did not produce.

Once one starts taking excess Insulin, if training/diet is in tact, that's when benefits start to arrive and you start to look "buffed out".

Hope that cleared it up for you.

-Gear